I so cannot figure out how to get this to not be zoomed in all the way. When I am close to my pc it is zoomed on my forehead. Help please???
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Sorry for taking so long to answer-- the lens on the camera should turn allowing you to zoom in and out. Hope this helps.
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It appears that this is a software issue and not a hardware issue. Without knowing what webcam program you are using it is impossible to determine a solution.
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Launch Windows Live Messenger. Click "Sign In" using your screen name and password.2Click "Tools" on the top menu bar. Select "Set up audio and video devices."3Adjust the speaker volume by dragging the slider under "Speaker." Adjust the microphone sensitivity by dragging the slider under "Microphone." Click "Next."4Select the webcam from the drop-down list. Click "Webcam Settings" and then click the "Camera Control" tab on the top.5Move the slider captioned "Zoom" to adjust the zoom settings. Adjust the slider left or right to zoom in or out. Click "OK."Read more: http://www.ehow.com/how_10001521_zoom-webcam.html#ixzz2YscjLJnI Launch Windows Live Messenger. Click "Sign In" using your screen name and password.2Click "Tools" on the top menu bar. Select "Set up audio and video devices."3Adjust the speaker volume by dragging the slider under "Speaker." Adjust the microphone sensitivity by dragging the slider under "Microphone." Click "Next."4Select the webcam from the drop-down list. Click "Webcam Settings" and then click the "Camera Control" tab on the top.5Move the... » Read More Launch Windows Live Messenger. Click "Sign In" using your screen name and password.2Click "Tools" on the top menu bar. Select "Set up audio and video devices."3Adjust the speaker volume by dragging the slider under "Speaker." Adjust the microphone sensitivity by dragging the slider under "Microphone." Click "Next."4Select the webcam from the drop-down list. Click "Webcam Settings" and then click the "Camera Control" tab on the top.5Move the slider captioned "Zoom" to adjust the zoom settings. Adjust the slider left or right to zoom in or out. Click "OK."Read more: http://www.ehow.com/how_10001521_zoom-webcam.html#ixzz2YscjLJnI « Show Less
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Launch Windows Live Messenger. Click "Sign In" using your screen name and password. 2 Click "Tools" on the top menu bar. Select "Set up audio and video devices." 3 Adjust the speaker volume by dragging the slider under "Speaker." Adjust the microphone sensitivity by dragging the slider under "Microphone." Click "Next." 4 Select the webcam from the drop-down list. Click "Webcam Settings" and then click the "Camera Control" tab on the top. 5 Move the slider captioned "Zoom" to adjust the zoom settings. Adjust the slider left or right to zoom in or out. Click "OK." Read more: http://www.ehow.com/how_10001521_zoom-webcam.html#ixzz2YscjLJnI
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You should be able to zoom in and out using the zoom rocker on the top right of the camera. It's a small black rectangle that has the letters 'W' and 'T' near it.
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I have tried and can't get it to zoom in and out during video recording. Hope this helps.
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I have never seen a matte screen version... unfortunately, those might be a thing of the past... The higher resolution monitor will display items at a higher density and smaller physical size. Both IE and Firefox have options for zooming in and out to help with this if it is hard for you to read web sites. Windows also has a DPI option for making items larger. I typically zoom my browser in around 115-120%, but I leave the Windows DPI setting alone.
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I have been going crazy w/my new netbook and it's touchpad.It was just zooming in and out all over the place ! I contactedsupport and got a few suggestions, which didn't work. I lookedat options under the mouse settings.. However, I didn't come across the "pinch".. when I just took a chance and googledmy problem, I saw the first post was the exact problem I am having, and then saw your response under. I immediately found the pinch option and disabled it. Now I'm hoping to find out if that was the solution... Thank you for the suggestion.
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It's an auto adjust feature. Go into Settings / PC and devices / Power and sleep / turn off auto brightness. I had to do the same thing because it was driving me nuts.
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Some how it works for my husband but it doesn't really work for me. How I get it to zoom is by tapping twice on the screen. Then to zoom back out is just the same just tap twice again and it will zoom back out.
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I would think there is a "zoom" function or else it would be really really unuser-friendly
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You need to change it in the display settings. The computer doesn't automaticity know how your screen is oriented.
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I had this problem as well. You can zoom out past the area where you get the tunnel-vision effect. However, this adaptor kit does not allow you to zoom out to the maximum, thus the magnifier has little value since you can zoom under normal circumstances (without the adaptor kit) to get the same magnification.
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i know you asked this a while ago, but i think that's unfortunately just the way it's made. ours is fairly blurry & requires a bit of explanation regarding what the shot was when he shows it off. he loves it though, only thing he really seems to be disappointed about is the lack of zoom *grin*
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Just disable the auto face tracking from the options. It will stop auto zooming in/out and also provide an option that allows you to set a specific zoom level if you want to.
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You can zoom in, and sometimes that helps. It really depends on the movie. Sometimes the zoom looks weird, and other times it looks really good. It's just trial and error.
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Are you asking or telling? I noticed I had to long press before I could zoom on mine. Hope this helps
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What exactly do you mean by 'not responding to standard signals to enlarge'? Are you trying to zoom in using the magnification tool? Are you trying to change resolutions? Are you trying to use an application such as the stock browser? I have found that pinch to zoom works, but it depends on the content you are displaying, and if the page is rendered as a desktop or a mobile version. Mobile versions usually 'think' that you do not need to pich to zoom, since the screen is already optimized for mobile viewing supposedly. Am I getting what you are asking? Let me know and I can chime back. Happy Holidays.
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Just to be sure - you are moving the scroll button towards you when you want to scroll down, and away when you scroll up? If you are, then check your property settings on your device - usually this is done by control panel &gt; hardware then click on view devices. When you find the icon for your mouse right click on it and you should see your settings - If this doesn't solve your issue - then you'll have to try contacting the mfg - or return as defective.
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have a great zoom! and crop I didnt search for it, I'd like the picture as raw as possible, then i'll modify at the Destop PC. Also have a great focus and great night pictures, if u wanna some example what I want to explain check this picture! https://plus.google.com/photos/112840903503404504761/albums/5958573131404525569